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Traditionally we pay respect to our departed loved ones through a gift of flowers. But cut flowers are short-lived. A donation to London Wildlife Trust, in lieu of flowers, can mean a more lasting floral tribute – a woodland full of bluebells, or fragrant flowers in a summer meadow.
It is a lasting gift that can bloom year after year, a gift of hope for the future. A way of helping future generations enjoy the wonders of wildlife around us. In the future, you will be able to enjoy the tranquillity of one of our nature reserves whilst you quietly reflect, and we hope that the thought of a gift which lives on will provide comfort in difficult times.
If you would like to remember a loved one in this way, donations should be sent to:
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London Wildlife Trust
Skyline House
200 Union Street
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If you wish to put a notice in the press, please include 'Donations to London Wildlife Trust', along with our address. Your funeral director can also help with your arrangements by arranging collections for you. If you let us know the name of your loved one we can pass on our respects and thanks in our member magazine.
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